Clemens Wyss wrote:

# RubyCHannel (http://www.ruby.ch) now has yet another
# demo/test-"service".  An rwiki which allows embedding ruby
# interpreted code (http://www.ruby.ch/cgi-bin/rw.cgi). Whatever text
# is enclosed in <rbi_code>...</rbi_code>-tags will be put into a
# (cgi-)form which then can be executed making use of the online ruby
# interpreter. 
# 
# Give it a try and provide feedback on how we could make use of this
# combination elsewhere. I am open to almost anything ;-)! Is it of
# any use at all? 

I think it is a cool demo. 

I think a few additional comments and explanations would be useful.
For example, tell people to try changing the text in the 2 runable
examples. (Also, use conventional Ruby indenting for the second
example.) Maybe add a brief explanation of what a Wiki is, so that
people have some idea of what the significance is of what it is that
they are seeing, without having to go link diving first.

I have a more general question for the rest of the Ruby NG/ML. Do we
have a page somewhere for people to post interesting links? And is
there some fairly obvious way to find it starting from the Ruby home
page?

Conrad Schneiker
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